Cattle Feeding Publicity Boosts Panhandle Area
The Panhandle gains national notice as a cattle feeding center with Collingsworth well positioned to benefit from favorable publicity and a rising feeder business. Weather geography favor Southwest Panhandle near major markets and grain sorghum dominates as a key crop. Sagebrush Feedlots helped lay groundwork for feedlot operations amid steady feeder cattle and lighter weight marketing.
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Panhandle
United Peaks
Collingsworth
Southwest Panhandle
Spoon-Feeding the Public by TV Commentators
Editors critique television analysis of presidents speeches noting bias and overconfidence in interpretations. They compare Nixon and Johnson coverage and urge balanced treatment of official policy statements.
Governor weighs veto of budget amid legislative questions
Gov. Preston Smith plans a Friday June 20 television address to decide whether to veto the Legislature’s one year budget bill and when to reconvene a special session. He then speaks at the Texas Press Association convention in Arlington about his views, while education and water development issues prompt petitions and campaign efforts from educators and leaders.
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Texas Press Association
Inn of Six Flags
Arlington
Crossroads Report on Demands by Clergy and Banks
In a charged exchange, CORE leader Roy Innis calls for 8 billion dollars from banks, contrasting with churches seeking 808 million. The commentary weighs who will gain less punishment, predicting Forman’s outcome at one twelfth the claimed deprivation amid financial and clerical posturing.
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Coreman Roy Innis
Innis
Mr. Forman
Mr. Inhis
Forman
D. E. Scott
Texas officials announce campaigns and policy actions
Rep Ray Lemmon served as special representative for House Speaker Gus Mutscher at the Marine Technical Society Oceanography convention in Miami Beach. Mrs Malcolm Milburn of Austin seeks Republican vice chair. Dr James W Edgar received the Civil Air Patrol Aerospace Education Leadership Award. Attorney General Crawford Martin ruled a student teaching financing bill not effective until Sept 1 1970. Texas Railroad Commission set July 7 hearing for 26 agricultural hauler permit applications. Gov Smith said state spends 2 million yearly on highway litter pickup. First Texas project aims to boost urban street and highway capacity and safety.
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John §. Simmangal
Giddings
Ray Lemmon
Houston
Gus Mutscher
Marine Technical Society
Miami Beach
Malcolm Milburn
Austin
Republican Party of Texas
James W. Edgar
Civil Air Patrol
Robert S. Calvert
Crawford Martin
Texas Railroad Commission
Smith
Texas
Athlete's Foot Treatment Ad
Quick drying product claims to cure athlete's foot in as little as three days. It promises relief from burning and itching with sloughing skin replaced by healthy skin and offers a one hour satisfaction guarantee with returns at Parsons Drug.
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Akin
Parsons Drug
Fowler Fare By Wick Fowler
A brief item notes Wick Fowler's Ferguson era fare selections and mentions a shift in federal policy toward welfare and work programs.
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Hewweed Health
Eaoration Welfare
Texas Highway Department to contract equipment for US 87
The Texas Highway Department plans to contract this month for surveying equipment to monitor a 10.2 mile segment of US 87 in Dallas. Water rights filings from public streams must be recorded with the Water Rights Commission by September 1, with domestic and livestock users exempted. The State Securities Board issued more permits for securities sales in May than ever before in state history.
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Dallas
Texas Highway Department
Water Rights Commission
State Securities Board
Easy poncho bibs from towels for kids
A simple bib project uses one cotton terry bath towel per bib. Cut a circle from the towel’s center and edge with cotton binding for a quick kids bib.
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Amarillo
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Bastrop
21St Judicial District
Crossroads Report
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Progressive City State Bank
M. W. Cobb
Shamrock, Texas
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Optometrist
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